New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
HSNRY GEORGE AND DR. WGLYNN.
ANOTHER ARTICLE ON THE PRIESTS CASE.

aHAIP WORDS on THE COURSE OF Archbishop
COMMUNICATIONS OF POLITICAL CLUBS
Harry George devotes another page Of The Standard
ai. week to discussion of the suspension Of DR.. Nc
v.r I'm this article he INDUCES in several sharp filings
a a,chb,shop Corgan aud Monsgnor Preston, whom he
.,..ks of as my Lord; argues the OF
"a. suspended priest from several new points
Of view, and declares that his attack
on the Catholic Church cannot have destroyed his po
Seal aspirations since he has none TO ruin.
"H the time comes" he adds, when The Stand
rS cannot freely and frankly take stand on any qies
hon Of public interest then 1t will be high time for 1t to
give up the ghost"
He maintains that Pope has not placed his seal Of
condemnation upon those who deny the rghtfuness OF
roperty In land and when," he continues, the
SoCc OF the argument and tho necessities OF
the contest require the phrase property In
Land he has to limit himself to the term
spupperty So in his archbishop Corrigans telegram
from to TIE TRIBUNE he says d
ps s saehss Ss & o
views Of Bishop Nu Of s Meath GR this pre sas
Once Bishop ala not give him the right TO sn Dae
pcs Of land tenure or political economy MI "eorse
Mpr Nuy ha. divine commission to enghtsn his flock
IN principles political economy where does Dr. CSrGnD
ssa@eRt Of POLITICAL economy; Dr. COrira1
Sh ~ soes ON The
pastoral sssT While esy
c% Their aaFS hs p%s nST o
There are he goes on two great divisions of Catholic
cerics the regular and secular The regular priests
Jeauits Domipcans etc, take vow or unquaneu one
Gence while the secular priest. such as Dr. McGynn is
vows simply render obedience to the ordinary Oh ms
diocese In regard purely ecclesiastical
Inc more The fact that DR.. McGlynn studied at the
college the Propagauda does not he holds give ane
cardinals the Propaganda any more r1gnt 10 can mn
10 Rome than the Faculty of Yale or Amherst have to
call there OF their graduates Then No inqures'
p. ss keep ne
ssr IS pGSso, aN GgnSI. or be
ss' in 5eY scnn ea.s 50
have the very same origin IS IDwer por
employees to make political contributions or DO
The Congregation of the Propaganda in Rome he de
pounces OF the ecclesiastical tyranny which
sss .o% To eoere the priests of ireland But in
Of Dr. McGynn 1t Is evident that Rome mas sDby
been usedvidenty Mt the instance or under the hnu
The xth Assembly District United Labor Party ut their
meeting Wednesday night passed resolutions IN winch
they say:
1--WE working and citizens Of the states LOOK
amt %S5 Sesp y u
hold the Just against the unjust
The kid Assembly District has passed similar reso
The United Labor Party OF the With Assembly District
had meeting last evening at its hail. south flh,aVe
In the absence Henry George who had promised TO at
tend but could not the John Arkecl the Protestant
chaplain Of Bellevue Medical Hospital delivered al AL
dress. in the course OF which he said:
sympathy for our Tear end well friend
personal friend of his We worked
together He had charge OF the tatho and OF the IIo
fail patients in Hospital There has been power
nut orth-I think power plu racyt1 srk down
one and most benevo ent In this world
man who though religion from own, IN rne
10 his faith point seeking. ling TO The best Hn
he has TO the footsteps Of ms beloved Master
strike and crush him. and through him 70 crush inc
Iaor movement ask that your synpdthies your pr ayers
your forth 10 him in this his hour Of tra i.r
precious prayers of The In thousands OF house
Is
tbe xprrsson bless Father McGlynn" believe III
fhe for truth crushed TO earth
will rise
when the speaker sat down there was an outburst OF
cheering.